Vertical laser reference · Built for the jobsite
Straight Up.
Straight Up.
Every Time.
The Wizer Rizer keeps a dead-vertical laser pointing up — no matter how you set it down.
One tool. Every point.
You don't level it. Gravity does.
An internally weighted gimbal keeps the beam dead-vertical whether the tool sits on a slope, a joist, or a pile of debris. Drop it and it finds true up — no shims, no bubble-chasing, no second-guessing.
Self-leveling — every time you set it down.Three steps. Under one second of thinking.
01
Set it down anywhere.
Floor, joist, rebar, rubble — the surface doesn't matter. Just put it where you need the line.
02
The gimbal self-levels in under 1 second.
The weighted core swings to true vertical faster than you can stand back up.
03
A true vertical laser shoots straight up.
Plumb line, projected. Bump it, and it re-levels itself before you finish cursing.
What earns it a spot on the trailer
Fast
self-levels the moment you set it down
True
vertical, on nearly any surface
Auto
re-levels itself if it gets bumped
Same point. Two completely different afternoons.
The Old Way
- Shim the tripod until it sits level
- Re-check the plumb bob, twice
- Re-shoot the line by hand
- Bump it once and start over
Minutesshimming and rechecking — every point
The Wizer Rizer
- Drop it — it's already vertical
- No shims, no bob, no re-check
- Bump it and it re-levels itself
- Move on to the next point
Secondsset it down and move on — every point
One drop.
That's the whole setup — no bubble, no bob, no second try.
Set it down. It's plumb before you stand back up.
No shims. No bubble-chasing.
Bump it mid-job and it finds true vertical again on its own.
Built for the jobsite. Not the showroom.
Built for dirt
and deadlines.
$100 · built for every point
Set it down. It finds plumb — every time.
- Self-leveling weighted gimbal
- Projects a true vertical laser line
- Works on slopes, joists, and uneven ground
- Automatically re-levels if bumped
- Built for daily jobsite use